Practical vibration analysis (level 1) Nov 26Info Location Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionThis course enables participants to capture accurate vibration data safely and interpret it effectively to identify potential machine faults. The course combines classroom-based theory with practical rig-based exercises, providing the foundational skills required for reliability engineers and technicians. Participants are offered the opportunity to work with real-world equipment, exploring how to capture, interpret, and analyse vibration data effectively. It builds directly upon concepts introduced in the introduction to reliability engineering course and forms the second part of the reliability engineering training series.
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More InformationDetails will be sent to attendees after purchase on how to access the event. Structure of the training: Day 1- Theory: • Introduction to vibration • Sensors (types, cost, and optimal placement for accurate data capture) • Bearings (functions, types, and locations) • Analysers (typical brands, function, and cost) • Applications for reliability engineering (motors, pumps, fans, etc.) • Anatomy of equipment
Day 2- Practical: • Group exercise- sensor placement using diagrams or desktop-based applications • Health & safety (RAMS)- case study highlighting best practice • Safe scanning procedures and point-of-work assessment • Vibration routes- overview and how to build them • Rig instrumentation- practical session with discussion of common mistakes and best practice | |||||||||||||||
